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Everything posted by Ch3vr0n

That doesn't negate the fact that you're using cheap crappy blanks. Just because it burns the disc, doesn't mean it did a good job at it and that the end result will be readable. Use better quality blanks Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk

That's not an imgburn problem. It only burns what you tell it to burn and how. That's it. Everything else is in your case down to what you use for image viewer of the images could be corrupt Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk

If it is, that's just bad design. What do they think a user is going to do, get 2 copies of a title and rip the disc with 2 drives to 1 iso? An optical drive shouldn't be in raid mode, and neither should Intel RST be enabled by default, not even for nvme ssd's. 1 of those already maximizes the pci-line speedwise (at least if you're running a Zxxx based chipset) Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk

Well I use. Macrium reflect, while they don't natively mount to a virtual drive like 'virtual clone drive' you can tell the software to mount the disc. It then mounts it in the OS and it does show up as one, drive letter to boot. Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk

There's no way to know how long it would take. The threshold warning doesn't come up unless you're reading from and writing in some way to the same drive. Causing the drive needle to constantly do 2 things at once and thus causing that 'delay'. Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 7 met Tapatalk

5 packs do not exist. Packaging starts at 10
Shop 1: https://www.computeruniverse.net/en/search?cid=0&amp;q=verbatim cd-r&amp;As=False&amp;Isc=False&amp;Sid=True&amp;category=||Category%3aCD+Blank+Discs
Shop 2: https://www.informatique.nl/zoeken/?k=20180921&amp;q=verbatim+cd-r&amp;s=
Shop 3: https://azerty.nl/search-bar?keywords=verbatim+cd-r#!sorting=12&amp;limit=12&amp;view=grid
I usually get mind from link 1. Takes about a week to arrive, and i don't order much as i always buy in bulk (multiples of 100). Last order i placed, was for about 400 DVD+r's

Yup, but they won my mind. DVD+r is for me far superior then dvd-r. And to add more confusion +r was then again abandoned for BD's :-P Damn people, make up your ffing mind :-D Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 7 met Tapatalk

No you don't need to, because there's no such thing as a layer break on BD's like there is on DVDs. BD's are meant to be treated as 1 giant layer. No more no less. Think of them a small hard drive. Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk

The alternative to daemon tools is 'virtual clone drive' by elby. You're looking to MOUNT an image into a virtual drive, which is completely different from extracting the files to your hard drive, from an existing image for. The only thing imgburn can do is either create an image (iso) or burn them to a disc. Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk